diff --git a/Using-GitHub-Copilot-CLI/4-Customization-and-Extensions.md b/Using-GitHub-Copilot-CLI/4-Customization-and-Extensions.md index 392fcf2..2eba4e1 100644 --- a/Using-GitHub-Copilot-CLI/4-Customization-and-Extensions.md +++ b/Using-GitHub-Copilot-CLI/4-Customization-and-Extensions.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ --- -### 🗒️ Section 6: Context Optimzation with Copilot: Custom Agents, Custom Instructions, and MCP Integrations +### 🗒️ Section 6: Context Optimization with Copilot: Custom Agents, Custom Instructions, and MCP Integrations 🎯 **Learning Goals** - Understand custom agents and how to configure them for specialised tasks diff --git a/Using-GitHub-Copilot-Coding-Agent/1-Assigning-and-Tracking.md b/Using-GitHub-Copilot-Coding-Agent/1-Assigning-and-Tracking.md index 985836f..261752d 100644 --- a/Using-GitHub-Copilot-Coding-Agent/1-Assigning-and-Tracking.md +++ b/Using-GitHub-Copilot-Coding-Agent/1-Assigning-and-Tracking.md @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ This is distinct from **agent mode in your IDE**, which edits your local files i 3. On the issue page, click **Assignees** and select **Copilot** from the assignee list. > Copilot will begin working immediately. You'll see the issue label update to indicate an agent session is in progress. -Assigment panel for issue showing Copilot is selected and the name has an AI badge next to it. +Assignment panel for issue showing Copilot is selected and the name has an AI badge next to it. 1. Observe that Copilot creates a new branch named `copilot/-` and begins opening commits.